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5 goalkeepers Tottenham Hotspur could replace Hugo Lloris with in the summer

Hugo Lloris has been one of the standout performers for Tottenham Hotspur since joining the north London club from Ligue 1 side Lyon in 2012. He has made 443 appearances for The Lilywhites, establishing himself as France's undisputed No. 1 choice and one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League over the years.

However, the 36-year-old Spurs captain's prowess between the posts is beginning to wane with his age. His tendency to make mistakes that directly lead to goals has increased over recent seasons. He retired from international duty after last year's World Cup, and his tenure at the top level of football might be coming to an end.

It may be the perfect time for Spurs to scout the market for a goalkeeper who can guide the team in the years to come. Here are five goalkeepers Tottenham may be interested in signing this summer to replace Hugo Lloris:


5 goalkeepers Tottenham Hotspur could consider to replace Hugo Lloris

#5 Emiliano Martínez – Aston Villa & Argentina

Southampton FC v Aston Villa - Premier League
Southampton FC v Aston Villa - Premier League

Emiliano Martínez made only 15 appearances during his eight years with Arsenal. However, an injury to Bernd Leno in the 2019-20 season opened the door for him to make his mark at the Emirates, and Martinez took that chance with both hands. He performed admirably in the Gunners' FA Cup triumph in 2020.

Additionally, he started in goal as Arsenal defeated Liverpool on penalties in the Community Shield. Despite his spectacular efforts, Arsenal decided to cash in on the Argentine by selling him to Aston Villa for an estimated £20 million.

At Aston Villa, Martinez established himself as Argentina's first-choice goalkeeper. He played a key role in the Albiceleste's Copa América win in 2021, while also starring in their World Cup triumph last year. Martinez won the Golden Glove award in both competitions.

Martinez has kept nine clean sheets for Villa so far in the ongoing campaign, conceding 29 goals. It is unlikely that Martinez, 30, will ever match Lloris' longevity at Tottenham Hotspur, but he might be a useful addition for a few seasons.

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